Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... elevated po- sition, were trying to get at Lord John ?— Yes, they wen- trying to get their arms up ; but they were so densely packed it was impossible for them to use them. Were there any friends of Lord John assisting .'—Yes, there were some half dozen ...
... the country. Several other petitions were presented, and the house adjourned. COMMONS. Moxdav, Mat 14. TITHES (IRELAND.) Lord John then moved the order of the day for going into committe to consider the resolutions respecting tithes. His lordship said that ...
... had voted at the election at Hawick before ?-Yes. In the election of 1835 '-Yes. Did you vote for Lord John Scott, or the other candi- date ?-Lord John Scott. Were you known as a voter likely to vote in that in- tcrest ?-Yes, as likely; my ceat was covered ...
... CaatA DBA raft, i Lard T. Bate, M. AadHaada, Joaaa. O. H. HarUn; Uaat A. BMav.U.A Mary ; Latria Hoffnaan, John Ltbadia, O. BraaA, Dnayata, John A. Ate*. Jail* Snerav, Fraaala F. Doar.P. Itea, J oka Hart, lay, B. Tarnaa. Jaka Hick ala* Bate «. Fyna, Mia ...
... .('heshirc Eliot LordEast Cornwall Ellis JohnNewry Etwall Ralph Andover Evans GDul>lin Co. oEvans WmNorth Derby oFarnham K. I/iiccstcisliirc W. JBlackburn Fielden JohnOldham Fenton JohnRochdale Ferguson Sir K. CNoltingham oFinch ...